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The Pontiac Press: 1956-10-22

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Moore is guilty, jury rules ; Poles hurt Nikita at home: Bloc to remove Red from post, sources say ; Poles oust Stalinists ; Set to kickoff '56 UF drive ; Stevenson to hit foreign policy ; Bulganin certain to reply Ike's note on interference ; Production hike brings upsurge in GM payrolls ; Hospitalize official following collision ; Phone strike to peril area ; British princess better, to continue African tour ; Nixon to arrive at 5:25 pm ; Officials refute criticism of county courthouse 'secrets' ; Body of woman found by hunter ; Kefauver adds state to 38,000-mile route ; Curtice sees bigger market ; The day in Birmingham: Parking and police funds increased, says Purkiss ; Small game hunting accidents total 47 ; Woman, 82, survives 8 painful days locked in bathroom - without food ; 6 shot over weekend in local hunting mishaps ; Court OKs death for bomb killer of 44 ; Paint job is given Sylvan water tower ; Rippe resigns post; to seek re-election ; Kalamazoo named for national contest ; 'Happy' talking one way, acting another ; Russian doubts smoking causes lung cancer

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1956-10-22

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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